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by CalChris 8mo ago
You are writing that comment on a social media platform.
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by CalChris 8mo ago
I don’t remember that. But the phone number to get the Olivetti operator from my apartment out on Gugliemo Jarvis was a single digit like 6. It was after all a company town which BTW emptied out on weekends. People tended to go home.
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by CalChris 8mo ago
I worked in Ivrea as well as Milano. So many cool things I saw first at Olivetti. I need to go back to Ivrea and visit the factory. I worked there for like a month before I was allowed to go to lunch by myself for fear of getting lost in th
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by CalChris 8mo ago
> to my knowledge LICM doesn't cross function boundary LICM is called with runOnLoop() but is called after function inlining. Inlining enlarges functions, possibly revealing more invariants.
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by CalChris 8mo ago
Lithium is early in the periodic table (3) and low in abundance. Now that’s a story. There’s even the missing lithium problem.
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by CalChris 8mo ago
Accreditation and licensing are two very different things.
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by CalChris 8mo ago
If the ABA had no formal status then we wouldn’t be having this discussion. In fact, the Department of Education formally recognizes the ABA as the accrediting body since 1923. In fairness, conservatives are trying to get rid of the Departm
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by CalChris 8mo ago
I think the author was dealing with an AI agent. That’s not absolving Google, far from it. But from the first response to the last, there was no indication a human was involved. Moreover, like Facebook Marketplace and fraud, this is the fut
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by CalChris 8mo ago
I had dizziness from atorvastatin and nothing from Pravachol and Rosuvastatin. The conclusion I draw is that you have to find something that works. But this is uncharted territory. Your docs won't know and you have to kind of force the
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by CalChris 8mo ago
Ironically, this is why Hegseth did it as well. The more extreme he can be, the better chances he has with MAGA with Trump gone.
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by CalChris 9mo ago
I had the brain fog. I switched from atorvastatin (dizziness) to pravachol (no dizziness), and then again to higher effective dosage of rosuvastatin (still no dizziness). I went from LDL 152 to LDL 83. But I have high Lp(a) and so I'm
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Claiming Canadian Citizenship by Descent Under Canada's New Citizenship Act C-3(immigration.ca)
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by CalChris 9mo ago
The FA doesn't mention the USS Independence by name but it was a WWII aircraft carrier sunk in the Gulf of the Farallones in 1951. It had been at Bikini Atoll during atomic tests. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_
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by CalChris 9mo ago
What is keeping Google/Amazon/Microsoft from licensing Groq’s tech? Sans people to be sure but at substantially reduced price. The Groq Cloud people should owe no allegiance to Ross. BTW, the FA says Nvidia bought the patents. Tha
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by CalChris 9mo ago
Another -ucky is Ventucky, CA which is a local name for Ventura as mixture of Kentucky and beach town.
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by CalChris 9mo ago
No, if the site owners have been harmed by Flock + Cyble knowingly filing a false takedown notice then they can sue Flock + Cyble. If Cloudflare's reputation has also been harmed then they could sue Flock + Cyble as well.
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by CalChris 9mo ago
I wonder if Flock + Cyble can be sued for fraud. There are 5 elements in a fraud: Misrepresentation of Fact Knowledge of Falsity Intent to Induce Reliance Justifiable Reliance Resulting Damages
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by CalChris 9mo ago
H+P says register allocation is one of the most important—if not the most important—optimizations.
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by CalChris 9mo ago
Neil Jacobs, Ph.D This makes me skeptical that it isn’t just politicized Trumpian nonsense.
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by CalChris 9mo ago
I’ve seen this list many many times and I’m always surprised it doesn’t include registers.
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by CalChris 9mo ago
Apparently the C++ standard calls this type deduction . But I've always called it type inference .
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by CalChris 9mo ago
I'm the same but with vector quantization.
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by CalChris 10mo ago
And that includes the Catholic Church.
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by CalChris 10mo ago
Reminds me of a message hidden in a NOAA weather forecast during a government shutdown https://www.cnn.com/2013/10/04/politics/weather-service-cryp...
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by CalChris 10mo ago
> everything Firstly, FreeBSD already supports x86 Mac Minis. Servers? M-series Minis and Studios are very good servers. Lastly, FreeBSD has an Apple Silicon port which has stalled. https://wiki.freebsd.org/AppleSilicon
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by CalChris 10mo ago
Correct, it’s not the license.
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by CalChris 10mo ago
GCC vs LLVM. It isn’t the license.
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by CalChris 10mo ago
Speaking of better vendor support, why doesn’t it support Apple Silicon yet? Obviously, Asahi has led the way on this and their m1n1 boot loader can be used out of the box. But OpenBSD has supported Apple Silicon for three years now.
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by CalChris 10mo ago
A MacGuffin is just something that drives the narrative.
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by CalChris 10mo ago
> The book has enough problems without also confusing who the author meant when she said “Atlas”. It wasn’t corporations, it was individuals. So you’re saying Rand wouldn’t have been happy with Citizens United . You may want to inform h

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